Is there anything in the Michigan opinions that explains why Latinos, who, as discussed in Peter Schuck's great new book on diversity, mostly consider themselves to be white, have mostly have arrived since 1965, and have high rates of intermarriage with whites, should be eligible for the same preferences as African Americans? (I returned from Israel yesterday, and haven't had time to slog through the opinions).
Professor David E. Bernstein
George Mason University School of Law
http://mason.gmu.edu/~dbernste
blog: http://bernstein.blogspot.com
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My latest book, You Can't Say That!
The Growing Threat to Civil Liberties
from Antidiscrimination Laws, will
be published in October
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